Cadia Rehabilitation Pike Creek sits on the site where the old Three Little Baker's Dinner Theater used to be, right out on the quiet rural edge of town surrounded by lots of trees, and the building itself is a big two-story place with 60,000 square feet, so there's plenty of space to move about, with a very large 3,000 square-foot rehabilitation gym and rooms that are either private or semi-private, all with TVs, phones, and free Wi-Fi, so folks can stay connected or watch something if they like, and there are lounges, activity spaces, a big dining room, a private family dining spot, and even some nice outdoor seating areas where families can visit. Staff keep things running every hour of every day, and you'll find nurses, therapists, aides, and even a nurse practitioner with a high level of training, along with a Medical Director and specialty doctors overseeing health and wellbeing, which means care goes on any time of day or night, and the staff take care of all sorts of needs, even if the task might not be their usual job, and are described as helpful and wonderful.
The campus has a secure feeling since staff all wear IDs and follow clear security rules, and there's lots of guest parking too, so coming to visit isn't hard. It's known for its strong therapy program, with skilled teams offering physical, occupational, and speech therapy and a rehabilitation gym full of deep heat treatments, pain-reducing tools, and even high-tech options like virtual reality therapy and computerized exercise cycles, and all this means they're set up for people who need to recover after surgery, like after joint replacements, or for short-term care after being in the hospital. Some locations offer on-site dialysis and outpatient therapy, while Pike Creek itself is the only place in Delaware with a Ventilator Unit for people who need that type of care, and there's a Pulmonary Unit where the team can provide around-the-clock breathing treatments, monitoring, and even voice restoration training for tracheostomy patients, led by specially trained caregivers and pulmonologists.
Nurses and aides work around the clock, tending to everything from IV antibiotics and wound care to stroke or dementia care and even hospice or pain management, plus, the dining team makes nutritious food every day-folks get options served restaurant-style in a warm, cheerful dining room, there's a Registered Dietitian planning menus, and they'll adjust for special diets or preferences like vegetarian meals, and they cook with fresh, seasonal foods so people can get the nutrition they need for recovery and general health. People can ask about costs, take home a brochure, or come in and tour the place, and Cadia Healthcare as a whole has been providing similar care throughout Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania for over twenty years, so they know how to look after folks with a wide range of medical and personal needs, whether for short rehab stays, long-term living, or specialized nursing and therapy care.
